We still don’t know the outcome of Proposition 1. Why is the vote so close?
Buckelew Programs CEO Chris Kughn comments on the measure’s potential impact on mental health.
Petaluma health organization awards nearly $300,000 in grants for mental health programs
Buckelew Programs was among 18 Sonoma County nonprofits selected by the Healthy Petaluma Foundation
Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Sees Uptick in Calls Following Launch of 988
The nationwide Suicide and Crisis Lifeline experienced a huge uptick in calls and texts after the launch of its 3-digit number, 988, last year.
Athena House Reopens A Year After Being Shut Down
Athena House, a low-cost residential treatment program for women struggling.
California’s New Mental Health Crisis Line Sees A Surge In Calls
California made it easier to call for help a year ago when it launched a simplified mental health crisis hotline
County opts for new nonprofit operator for lone live-in detox center for low-income people
Sonoma County health officials hand over operation of the Orenda Center.
Bike4Buckelew Brings the Community Together to Support Access to Mental Healthcare 4 All
Buckelew Programs held its annual Bike4Buckelew fundraiser May 13th at China Camp State Park in San Rafael.
Buckelew’s inRESPONSE Marks First Anniversary Responding to Crisis Calls
The mobile support team helped divert hundreds of calls.
A message from our CEO, Chris Kughn, LMFT
I hope you’re settling well into 2023, perhaps with a healthier routine or improved work-life balance – anything that fortifies you!
Santa Rosa’s New Approach to Crisis Response: inRESPONSE
Santa Rosa’s inRESPONSE mental health crisis teams are filling an important need.